Nillion CMO: The airdrop rules are based on three dimensions: community value, development contribution, and validator participation.
On March 11th, the privacy and security computing network Nillion's Chief Marketing Officer Charlie Rogers clarified the airdrop rules in a post, stating that the airdrop will be distributed based on community value, development contributions, and validator participation, using a value weighting system, focusing on rewarding members who have made substantial contributions to the ecosystem. The project will exclude multiple wallets, one-click nodes, and low-active validators, while not considering users who have only submitted 4 secrets and have no other participation (no staking of any Ethereum, no role in Discord, and do not hold Nill Pill NFT), as well as validators who joined after September 14, 2024 without staking.
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